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With my work in film and video I try to address and reflect the experiences of the Latino community through a language of humor, satire, and metaphor. This is easy since our reality these days is increasingly becoming a dark, surreal, comedy. This tiny collection of work runs the gamut- from short narratives, to activist documentaries, from mockumentaries to the archival footage that inspired them.
Science Fiction set on the U.S. Mexico border.   The O.G. mockumentary-Tele-commuting migrant farmworkers realize the American Dream—the importation of pure labor.   Alien Invasion from the South!   A rogue band of insiders picks the U.S. President. Join the Club!   When undocumented immigrants run—who's chasing?   Latinos have a truly unique place on American Television.   March 28, 1998, the UFW marched on NYC for womens' rights.     Three short films about three borders.   Mass migration, a transnational power play, and baseball.   The Pope Vs. the potato!   The Virgen appears on a torilla, but what's the most mysterious apparation?   Papapapá examines how bodies (people and vegetable) are remade within the new societies they encounter.   On April 21st, the Zapatistas organized a nationwide vote on the future of Mexico.